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The unworthy, the untrusted, the unstable - this is their day! BEWARE THE SECRET EMPIRE!
Rated T+
Nick Spencer manages to continue to find the perfect balance between Drama and Action in thisSecret Empireevent, and with only four issues left, it is bittersweet to watch it end, as it is sad too see that the event is coming to a close but also exciting to watch an event of such an epic scale to unfold.Secret Empire #6is another home-run for Marvel and Spencer, and yet another astounding issue inSecret Empireas a whole. Read Full Review
On the whole, Secret Empire #6 is another solid issue with moments of brilliance. But there are flaws which drag it down too, so just be warned. Read Full Review
Love it or hate it Secret Empire continues to build the suspension and delivers some pay off to readers as we wait for the next issue in this heavily polarizing series. Read Full Review
Secret Empire#6 is another fine installment in the story that's legitimately shaken Marvel to its core. There are some very deep lines drawn in the sand and plenty of mystery left to unfold. This is what I wanted from a Civil War II and it's funny that Spencer mentions that dumpster fire a number of times in this. The only thing making CWII carry any relevance is Spencer tying up the loose ends. Read Full Review
Nick Spencer gives our heroes their second wind as the Avengers are forced to defend themselves from Supreme Leader Rogers' attack. While there are moments where the book ties in multiple side storylines for plot reasons, the writing and artwork in this issue remain standout features. Read Full Review
Even with too many artists and a muddled story, "Secret Empire" 6 still has enough great Iron man moments to enchant even the most cynical comics reader with awe. Read Full Review
The art team has been fantastic. Spencer has continued to play with political beliefs and has laid it barren in this issue. Maybe Secret Empire will have a glorious end and all our questions will be answered but how long should readers wait? Read Full Review
An action packed issue with intriguing twists, but it does drag a bit. Read Full Review
There are pacing issues and they were exacerbated by the fact that this story was incredibly bleak. Because of that, the middle is tough to read. I will probably like Secret Empire #6 more than most though. It's a slog of an issue to get through, but I felt the payoff was very rewarding. Beautiful art and an exciting finish that you have to work to get to. Read Full Review
This issue is just so very dark. There is very little hope here. A lot happens, but the direction is murky.The story is solid, despite the lack of a clear direction. But, again, it's just depressing. "Darkest before the dawn", I hope. The artwork is just uneven and often times just a mess. As I have said in my past reviews, I do not feel that this is on par with so-called "Event Comic" standards. Read Full Review
Secret Empire is far from Marvel's best-executed event comic. The pacing has been all over the map, and things slow down once again in issue #6 even with Hydra and the Avengers having a massive showdown. But for all its problems, this series shows an ambition that can't be ignored. This issue works best when it explores the gulf between where the Avengers are and what they would like to be. Read Full Review
In the heroes' darkest moment, this issue of Marvel's Secret Empire makes a promise that things are about to change. Read Full Review
Secret Empire has been uneven at best. I hate the term “event fatigue,” but who is a 10+ issue event like this for when there’s such a big sea change on the horizon for the publisher? Nick Spencer’s work here has been its best when he isn’t just trading in the dynamics that the publisher has been for the last 10 years. But it’s hard to keep the stakes up when every reveal only asks more questions instead of answering any of them. The art’s scattershot approach across the event has hurt the story overall, and this issue is no exception. Secret Empire keeps delivering big moments, b...ut it’s not cluing us in on what any of it means, and that’s disappointing. Read Full Review
Secret Empire #6 was another slow read that offers a thin story. There is simply not enough content in this issue to justify the massive $4.99 cover price. For that much money the reader has a right to demand that Marvel deliver an exciting issue full of content and plot progression. That is certainly not the case with this issue. Read Full Review
This is a solid issue in a very lackluster and character-destroying event, and the writers need to think fast to pull the book out of this nosedive. Pick this up only if you're already invested in it or you feel it is needed to prepare for legacy and Generations. Read Full Review
Wow. This series is really coming together. I loved the writing in this issue. Some fantastic dialogue. Bring on #7!!!
This is my favorite Marvel event in a long time
This event has it all. This issue delivers the twists and the answers to some of the mysteries but only builds other ones so it is perfect drama. The dialogue can be much for some but i thought it was outstanding especially in the Tony ans Steve scene where it hit me. There is tons of action too so it isn't just text box after another.
3 artists but 3 tales and they all fit and by now feel at home in their own world.
It's a lot to cover and can have some issues pacing and jumping around but overall i didn't mind because as a whole this story is well done! I'm glad i'm reading this event which is something i haven't said in a while.
Is it long???? YES!!!! Does it have pacing issues???? YES!!!!!!!!!!!! Is it a gosh darn good drama with twists??? YES!!!!! Spender brings it to you in this issue of Secret Empire. It gives you quick answers to questions that arose last issues (mainly surrounding B-Man and Odinson). It also gives light to the dome people and Black Widow. On top of some resolution there is still mysteries to be uncovered and new twists at the end that you want. The art is sketchy. . . literally. LOL it could use polish, at one moment I thought Black Widow had a Yarmulke on, but that story carries it. READ IT LOVE IT and enjoy the show!!!!
This was a good issue with some great moments. Thor's dilemma was great. My favorite part had to be how heartless Cap was to the artificial Tony. I felt the hulk flashbacks were confusing but Banner was on point I loved the scene between him and Cap. Good event so far all things considered.
Spencer follows up a great issue #5 with an even better issue #6. This issue has it all and is definitely looking like the turning point in this war. It is a very long event, but the good stories keep me coming back. I actually enjoy the art too!
The battle of the Mount goes pretty hard against the good guys. I dunno how often the words "painful duty" occurred to Nick Spencer while he was writing this, but they're foremost in my mind while reading it. This script is a chore to read. Being illustrated by a pack of talented artists who are mostly in cruise control mode doesn't help. But the overall sprawl of the plot is fascinating, there are a few great character moments, and it includes one of the finest "Clobberin' Times" I've seen in quite a while. It's terribly bleak, but it certainly doesn't lack for ambition.
Another frustratingly inconsistent issue; it wasn't bad, but there were parts (heroes arguing with each other) I just wanted to flip through. I liked the Cap/Banner part, and then the Hulk part. Curious characterization continue to be problem. I don't know why Odinson is doing this. It's like they are all chess pieces that are moved around in whatever role they need to be to service the plot. I did like Yu's art. But why does A.I. Tony grow a beard? I get his whole consciousness is now A.I., as the book tries to explain, but...sigh. Okay.
The art continues to be inconsistent, and more plot points that may never get resolved are created in this poorly paced issue.
이미 비밀제국은 막장보는맛에 보느랴, 걍 읽으면서 생각하는걸 포기함.
#4에선 진짜 욕나오더라;;;
그래도 이번 #6은 나름 재미있게 봤음. 하이드라 첩자 반전과, (좆같지만) 헐크의 부활, 또 캡틴아메리카랑 아이언맨 대립하는것도 좋았고...
재미는있었어...
근데 시발 누가 벤디스좀 죽여줘ㅜ 제발
I really don't get the praise for this book. The art is, for the most part, terrible. The prose is pretty good but the story itself isn't very exciting. Spencer keeps pushing back answers for redundant narration of lost hope and distrust. The overall story has been stretched out for too many issues; I feel this would have been better suited for a 5/6-issue series rather than 12 (including #0 and Omega).
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